The 39-Storey Treehouse by Andy Griffiths

The 39-Storey Treehouse Reviews

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  Thomas

  This is the best book in these series so far with an added crazy chainsaw level and a giant shark tank. I cant wait to read the next instalment of fun in the treehouse!
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  blueisthenewpink

  Rögtön Tatu és Patu jutott eszünkbe, teljesen lökött ötletekkel van tele ez a lombtoronyház (és kapásból a harmadik adag emelettel kezdtük, de nem éreztük, hogy ez baj lett volna). Kis alakú, puhafedeles és nem színes, több szöveggel, paródia nélkül, és totális elrugaszkodással. Mindhárman bírtuk (8, 12 és 39 éves olvasók-hallgatók), hangos kacarászás kísérte az olvasást, tervben van a többi emelet felfedezése is. Emiatt Andy (az író figurája) tuti nem fog megsértődni. Visszaszámlálás indul a következőig:
  "6...8...9...4...3...10...1...5...7...2...Kilövés!"
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  AMY

  346 pages. In this book, Andy and Terry have to battle a Once-Upon-A-Time machine that writes stories and has taken over the place. The enormous amount of additional characters that keep appearing are just hilarious. The drawings throughout keep me laughing. It is never boring in THIS treehouse. The author is very clever and keeps the action going along a fast-paced plot with lots of twists and turns. Kids will love this series. I cannot wait to read the next one. Maybe I will figure out why they keep adding 13 stories to the treehouse each time…Highly recommended Grades 4-5.
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  Skye Kelly

  This book was amazing 👍 I highly recommend,the pictures 🌆🏜🌠were so 🅒🅞🅞🅛 and it was also very interesting 🤪🥰🥰
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  Bollepus Opplopp Brypsyp Jens Sattlengsel Sandkasse Vindu

  Tjuetre
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  Creative Kids Tales

  Andy and Terry have added another 13 storey’s to their already fantastical tree house. Readers can expect loads more absurd antics and fun filled adventures and the 39th floor doesn’t disappoint.
  
  When Terry reveals possibly the best invention in the history of the universe, Andy is of course completely baffled as to what it is. Terry answers, ‘It’s a once upon a time machine, of course.’
  
  A machine capable of writing an entire book, with absolutely no effort on Andy and Terry’s part. It had nobs and buttons for every plot device, character generator and action maker you can think of, and the guys decide it’s even more innovative than hot ice cream.
  
  Well, things don’t quite go to plan when the machine decides it can write a better book than Andy and Terry, and it locks them out of their very own tree house.
  
  Never fear, help is at hand. The boys enlist Professor Stupido, the world’s best un-inventor, who comes along to save the day. If he can un-invent the “Once upon a time machine,’ everything will go back to the way it is. Except he keeps un-inventing everything the guys hold dear, or find particular helpful for the survival of the human race.
  
  They keep their wits about them, and manage to outwit the pesky un-inventing professor, with the help of their trusty spooncil. An invention that the professor knew nothing about or he would have un-invented it. The boys prevail in the end and thankfully, there will be more floors and fun filled adventures.
  
  This was a face paced, hoot of a book that will surely keep kids entertained with the fun illustrations. It is a relatively easy read, which I believe will be great to gain the attention of reluctant readers or anyone who loves a crazy adventure. It is packed with funny characters and as the writers self-confess, no moral lesson whatsoever. I especially liked the way plot points were mentioned as part of how the machine makes a book, and they were all included as the story unfolded. I think teachers and librarians will particularly delight in this book, as it gives kids a fun example of how a book comes together.
  
  I am looking forward to the next instalment and highly recommend it for ages 7-10.
  
  Reviewed for Creative Kids Tales by Julie Grasso.
  
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  Jennifer

  A fun "before bed" read with my two kids. They sometimes would moan and groan when it was time to read, but as I turned the pages and began to read aloud, they snuggled in closer and begged for "just one more chapter" at every reading session. We would start and stop, and sometimes life would get in the way, but we always made our way back to our reading time together. There is nothing more satisfying than sharing a love for the written word...and a few giggles too! On to the next book in the series! Thank you Andy and Terry for creating a fantastical world that amuses and bonds us as we read together!
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  William

  Andy and terry want a faster way to write their book when it locks them out of the treehouse! they have a sleepover at Jill’s house but the trouble was there too! 2 dogs, 1 goat, 3 horses, 4 goldfish, 1 cow, 2 guinea pigs, 1 camel, 1 donkey, 13 flying cats, and 36 rabbits. the place is overcroweded with animals, so Andy and terry decide to un-invent the once-upon-a-time machine! the trouble is, the only un-inventor I know is on the dark side of the moon. they draw a dot-to-dot rocket and get him to un-invent the machine! well, he un-invented the whole universe anyway. the 39-story treehouse is action-packed!
  
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  Lyn Battersby

  Lyn is a judge for the Aurealis Awards. Any reviews and ratings made by Lyn do not reflect the opinions of the Aurealis Awards Panel or the management committee.
  
  I shall be rating this work once the awards are announced.
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  Rick Silva

  This starts out similarly to the first book in the series, with a tour of all the latest additions to the Treehouse (World's Scariest Roller Coaster! Baby Dinosaur Petting Zoo!), followed by Andy and Terry facing another deadline for their next book from their publisher Mr. Big Nose, and the inevitable attempt to get our of actually putting in the work needed to finish the book.
  
  In this case the scheme involves building a machine called the Once-Upon-A-Time-Machine to write the story for them. But when the machine develops a mind of its own, Andy and Terry travel to the Dark Side of the Moon, where the world's most infamous un-inventor had been banished.
  
  Turns out, there was a reason he was sent there.
  
  This book was a huge improvement over the first one for two reasons. First of all, the character of Jill is featured a lot more in this story, and she manages to be something of a rational voice in a few places while still keeping all her fun, quirky qualities. The chapter that takes place at her house is awesome.
  
  And second, once Professor Stupido, the un-inventor is introduced, the book rapidly takes a turn into completely surreal territory on a cosmic scale.
  
  The off-the-charts craziness level of the second half of the book totally brings this series to a new level (new story?).
  
  I also appreciated the ability of the creative team to make even small details from early in the story relevant to the end. I did find that the story dragged a bit in places, but there were also plenty of good slapstick jokes to keep the mood light.
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  Harrison Saich

  A review by my 5 year old daughter, Zahra:
  
  Even though Captain Stupido is horrible, this book is my favourite book. I love Jill. She’s my favourite character. I like the look of the new levels of the treehouse and I love Terry and Andy. I like the treehouse and its tree. It’s beautiful.
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  Asal Karimi

  عالی
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  Beau Zee - Maton

  Ik kan mij heel goed voorstellen dat kinderen van deze leesboeken houden. Kijk voor mijn review op:
  https://jufbeau.com/2018/05/03/de-waa...
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  Sophie Crane

  I would give it 5 stars
  
  I liked it because it was funny but subtle !!!
  
  I recommend it to 5 +
  
  I loved this book and I hope you will enjoy it as much as I did!
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  Donavan Kersteter

  it is ok
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  Nicolle Nico

  4.25
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  Anastasia Hanganu

  Tareee amuzanta ! Mi-a plăcut !
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  Nadia

  4.25
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  Arnaud

  I really liked the jet chairs
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  Nikki Fenton

  Loved this book , read it with my 9 year old who loved it ! Fun , brilliant story with amazing pages and drawings , can’t wait to read more in the series !
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  Mary Edi

  بعد از مطالعه دو جلد، جذابیت کتاب کم میشود
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  Nasser

  "نوشتن کتاب های بلند بیشتر از کتاب های کوتاه زمان می برد که به اندازه نوشتن یک کتاب بلند طول نمی کشند ."
  =)